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Environmentalists raise concerns when rural cities grow at alarming rates

October 22, 2021/

Aerial View of Main Street in downtown Bozeman Montana. Winter snow is scattered on streets and buildings with the mountain range covered in snow in the distance. Famous Baxter Hotel Sign is seen up close.

Cities like Bozeman used to be a place that folks could retire and get away from the world. Now, it’s one of the many towns that is becoming overrun.

Following the COVID-19 outbreak, Americans sought out a smaller micropolitan to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Several tourist cities around the country are going through this.

By: Diana Duenez


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